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Cape Town launches sweeping global campaign to boost visitor economy
A sweeping marketing campaign is taking the city’s story across six continents and 55 cities, raising the Mother City’s profile on the world stage.
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Farmer Peck’s Inn recalled in celebrating 200 years of Muizenberg hospitality
Muizenberg celebrates 200 years of Farmer Peck’s Inn. Family descendants attend ceremony honoring area’s first hospitality establishment from 1825.
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Early childhood development in South Africa: Invest in every child’s future
Ikamva Labantu urges South Africans to invest in early childhood development, ensuring every child in townships accesses quality preschool education.
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Heathfield High chess players win medals at Heideveld championship tournament
Heathfield High chess team wins medals at Heideveld championship. Kyle Kayter earns R500 prize, while four students hold international ratings.
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Newlands heritage walk: Community planning phase completed
Ward 63 councillor Mikhail Manuel completes community planning for Claremont/Newlands Heritage Walk, marking progress in preserving local historical sites.
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World AIDS Day South Africa: Nozibele Qamngana-Mayaba calls for compassion and change
HIV advocate Nozibele Qamngana-Mayaba urges compassion, honesty and community support as South Africa confronts stigma and strengthens its HIV response.
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AI Identity fraud South Africa surges despite overall fraud decline
AI identity fraud rises in South Africa as deepfakes and synthetic identities create new challenges, despite global identity fraud decline.
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Grassy Park Community Police Forum leads 16 days of activism against GBV
Grassy Park CPF leads GBV awareness campaign during 16 Days of Activism, distributing flyers on Klip Road. Six types of abuse highlighted to residents.
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South Africa child malnutrition crisis: Parliament to debate urgent action for vulnerable children
MPs debated South Africa’s child malnutrition crisis on Friday, highlighting rising stunting rates and urging stronger government action to protect vulnerable children.
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Wynberg station train incident: Man killed after jumping in front of train
A man died at Wynberg Station after reportedly jumping in front of a train. Prasa urges commuters to stay vigilant.
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